Links to other organisations  FolkArts England
www.folkarts-england.org
FolkArts England (FAE) is a national development agency for Folk, Roots and Traditional Music, funded by Arts Council England.
 Association of Festival Organisers
www.folkarts-england.org/Events.html
Formed in 1987, the AFO provides a channel of communication between festivals and events in the folk, roots and acoustic music world.
 English Folk Dance & Song Society
www.efdss.org
The English Folk Dance and Song Society works to record, develop and promote the folk music, dance, song and traditions of our country. It is regarded as one of the premiere folk development and advocacy organisations in the UK.
 Folk Against Fascism
www.folkagainstfascism.com
Folk Against Fascism has been created to take a stand against the BNP's targeting of folk music and the appropriation of our culture as a means of spreading its peculiar brand of racism and intolerance.
 Folk South West
www.folksw.org.uk
Folk South West is the folk arts development organisation for the South West of England, working to stimulate enjoyment, participation and creativity in the music, song, dance and traditions of the South West.
 Wren Music
www.wrenmusic.co.uk
Wren is a Devon based music organisation, whose mission is to inspire creativity and celebrate cultural identities.
 The Morris Ring
www.themorrisring.org
The Morris Ring was founded in 1934 to encourage the performance of Morris Dancing, to maintain its traditions and to preserve its history. The Morris Ring is an Association of over two hundred dance sides.
 The Morris Federation
www.www.morrisfed.org.uk
An association of self-governing Morris clubs, which aims to encourage interest and improve standards in the practice of morris dancing by men and women of all ages.
 Open Morris
www.open-morris.com
Open Morris is open to any group or individual involved in the performance of Morris Dancing or allied activities. All sides are welcome - mixed, male or female.
 West Gallery Music Association
www.wgma.org.uk
A group of singers, musicians and scholars with an interest in the music, psalms, hymns, and dances performed from the west galleries of churches and chapels during the 18th and 19th centuries.
 The Gregorian Association
www.beaufort.demon.co.uk/chant.htm
The Gregorian Association was formed in 1870 to promote the study and practice of plainsong.
 Sacred Harp & Shapenote Community
www.ukshapenote.org.uk
This Web Site has been set up by the United Kingdom Sacred Harp and Shapenote Community to provide a local resource centre for shapenote singing in the United Kingdom.
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